Intense thunderstorms could potentially be observed locally, prompting a high alert status - Imminent risk of severe storms: local areas may experience heavy thunder showers
Baden-Württemberg, a region in southern Germany, is bracing for extreme and heavy thunderstorms, according to the German Weather Service (DWD). However, as of August 24, 2025, no explicit highest-level severe thunderstorm warning for Baden-Württemberg has been issued by the DWD.
The weather forecast for Sunday, August 24, predicts plenty of sunshine and only a few cumulus clouds for Baden-Württemberg, with temperatures ranging between 24 and 30 degrees Celsius. Contrastingly, Saturday will be rainy in the south of Baden-Württemberg, while the north will remain dry and cooler.
Despite the current lack of detailed specifics on the areas and timings of the severe thunderstorm warnings, the DWD has warned of potential severe storms and heavy rain in southern Germany, including regions near the Alps. The rainfall rate in Baden-Württemberg is significantly higher than elsewhere, with up to 60 liters of rain per square meter possible.
The thunderstorms in Baden-Württemberg are reported to be isolated and unorganized, with no wind aloft to move them. The DWD meteorologist has stated that these storms are a weather concern in the region.
The DWD has issued a warning for the thunderstorms at the highest level four, indicating a significant risk of damage. Residents of Baden-Württemberg are advised to stay updated on the official DWD website or their warning portal for the most accurate and up-to-date information, especially closer to or during the afternoon and evening hours when storms typically develop.
It's important to note that Stuttgart, the city located in Baden-Württemberg, may also be affected by these severe thunderstorms. Elsewhere, 20 liters of rain per square meter is expected.
For those in Baden-Württemberg, it's crucial to stay informed and prepared for any potential severe weather conditions. The next official detailed updates and warnings from the DWD are expected by 21:00 CET on the same day.
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